Hanger production guides
Preparing logo files, colours and placement for hangers
Prepare an original vector logo, accurate colour references and your preferred position and size.
Which logo file format is best?
An original vector file such as AI, EPS or PDF is best because its lines remain sharp when scaled.
Printing plates follow the logo outlines, so vector line data is more accurate than a pixel image. Ask your designer or agency for the original vector artwork for printing.
What if I do not have the original file?
Start with the image you have and let our team explain what format is needed.
A logo from your website or business card is enough to begin the conversation. If the image is low-resolution or has a background, we will advise whether another file is needed for print quality.
How should I specify the colour?
Send colour references from your brand guidelines to help align the artwork.
Hot foil uses available foil colours; pad printing uses ink colours. The hanger base and material can make printed colours look different from a screen, so confirm important colours during artwork review.
How are position and size decided?
Choose a visible area when the hanger is in use, within the printable area of that model.
Width and thickness vary by hanger, so the same logo may need different sizes. A 1cm-thick slim hanger and an 8cm-thick suit hanger have different print surfaces. Try the TREEANT logo placement preview for an initial layout, then confirm the final position and size in the artwork.
Before sending your enquiry
Sending the file, colour, position, hanger model and quantity together speeds up review.
- Original logo file: AI, EPS or vector PDF recommended
- Colour references or brand guidelines
- Preferred print position and approximate size
- Hanger model and colour
- Quantity and preferred delivery date